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Give your home a new lease on life with a breath of fresh air!

Fresh air doesn’t come out of nowhere. It comes from outside, just out of reach. Your house, being sealed tight, is not naturally good at letting outside air in. That’s where a fresh air appliance from Fantech comes into play.

Fully dedicated systems

Dedicated supply ducts deliver fresh air to the living room and bedrooms, while exhaust ducts pull stale air from bathrooms and the kitchen. Ventilation ducts are separate from the heating-and-cooling ducts.

These systems usually pull stale air from bathrooms, laundry rooms, and kitchens. Fresh air is typically delivered to bedrooms and living rooms. With fully ducted systems, fresh air and stale air both are delivered exactly where the designer intended.

These systems use less energy than systems connected to heating ductwork, and they are far easier to balance.

 California:  From 2022 Building Energy Efficiency Standards, Title 24, Part 6* provides exceptions to section 4.3.2.3 by incorporating a fault indicator display (FID) system that meets certain criteria

Simplified systems

Most homes are equipped with a forced air system that recycles the air within the building envelope via a network of supply and exhaust ducts and vents. The forced air system provides the air distribution. Installing a fresh air appliance is an inexpensive way to introduce fresh air into the building without dedicated ductwork. The fresh air appliance pulls exhaust air from the main return duct of the forced-air system and dumps fresh air from outside into the same duct 3 ft downstream. 

The forced air system is electrically interlocked with the fresh air appliance, whenever the appliance is operating.

 

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Breathe. Easy.

Fantech makes air quality control easy thanks to decades of research, development, and refinement that continue to push the industry forward. Learn which Fantech solution is the best fit in your next project today.